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Old 12-16-2004, 01:01 PM   #1
Tredo
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autologout, vnc


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Hi!

My question for Debian.

When I have been inactive for about 20 min at Debian, It switch Itself to logindisplay and kill all my programs that Is runing.

How can I change that so It never will do that again?


Has anyone configured VNC so It will run automaticly at Debian boot?
If so, hove? Im getting the error vncserver :command not found after a script a found at google =)


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